Would this work for use on a tripod over a fire?
6895
It would but wouldn't be my first choice. That handle will make it difficult and the steel is very thin. Stuff will burn in it if the fire is too hot. I use mine for a dog water bowl.
6896
You could but, if it were me I would not. The heat from an open fire could possibly cause the granite porcelain to shatter off of the pot. Best to go with cast iron or copper.
944713
It should work, you will have to get a stud to go on your tripod. Do a search for "light stand stud". The stud will replace your ball head on the tripod and gives the boom something to attach too. Good luck.
164450
I use it on a no name tripod mounting plate and it works fine. It comes with a couple washers to help with that.
2232006
Yes, I think so. But I wouldn't get this one if you use a battery pack extension. You cant mount it on, and it actually creates a kinda unstable mount on your tripod. If I could do it over I would get either a magnetic one and hope they dont fall out or actually i am buying one that seals a mount to the LCD screen and can pop the view finder on and off, but it looks a lot more secure
994586
This Tr-Pod would be good for that purpose. it is ajustable for on how high for what you need it for. I Have a cannon video camera that i use on a tripod when i do my video for youtube as well
1738739
Yes, just make sure it is secured, I have used this tripod to support my Canon power shoot, and Canon T5i and couple of my Canon film cameras with no issues.
1990287
Yes it will work fine, although it was really designed for a monopod. This only tilts on a single axis and won't rotate, but if that is what you want to put onto your tripod it will work.
437585
We have used ours on a grate over a campfire but never directly on a fire. I don't see any reason why you couldn't.
1798034
It's pretty heavy and would get very hot; but if you have something safe to hold it up over a campfire, it should work just fine. It's made out of heavy-duty cast iron, already seasoned and ready to be used. I would recommend using a lodge item that has a handle though.
1028106
On second thought, I don't think it is compatible with your tripod, because it won't extend far enough for you to use it. Also I think the feet on your tripod are too big for it.
1981621
My father didn't look to see if it could be placed on a tripod - he stuck it in a tree. I do believe it could be used for night and day. It wasn't what he needed, so we returned it. Worked great, just wasn't the kind he needed.
574349
If your camera has a hotshoe, I think it should work. I find it works best when working with a tripod. I generally remove it and store it in my pocket when moving around. There is no way to secure it, so it can inadverently be bumped off of the camera. For the price it is more then adequate for my needs.
630159
It would probably do so, fits standard threads, I have it on a Vortex tripod. HOWEVER, it's pretty stout...so it would probably be pretty heavy for a monopod.
1844289
not if properly extended. However this tripod is meant for small camera's and not heavy video cameras. The size and wt. of the lens will also be a factor.
1439953
Not realy, you would still need a hot shoe adapter for a tripod and you can get one at Amazon that will work.
883461
As long as you have the screw on the bottom where you would mount it on the tripod.
2061395
It should work. The only concern I would have is the weight. The tripod is sturdy but I wouldn't want anything over 5 pounds on it. I use my tripod with a spotting scope. There is still a little vibration when the center column is extended. If you were planning on using it for video I would go for something a little more heavy duty.